If you are landscaping with shrubs and looking for hardy, resilient species, barberry plants might be worth considering. One native option that produces crimson-red berries in fall is the American ...

The shrub is already banned in New York, Maine, and other states. It’s a haven for ticks and mice. A red crimson Japanese barberry bush (Berberis thunbergii) grows in the middle of a decorative garden ...

atropurpurea, Burgundy Carousel, Cherry Bomb, Crimson Velvet ... It 's important to pay close attention to varieties of barberry bushes when you plant this spring; they are a wonderful bush ...

They said cooking the base of the barberry bushes can prevent new sprouts from ... a variety of colors including lime green, orange, and crimson, but is generally a bright green in the wild ...

It would appear that you have two different species or varieties of barberry. The two smaller ones appear to be the old Crimson Pygmy variety and the larger one looks like just the plain old ...

TRAVERSE CITY, MI – There are two widely popular landscaping shrubs wreaking havoc on forests across Michigan and the Midwest: Japanese barberry and winged burning bush. The bushes are known to ...

The Japanese barberry bush has become a significant ecological threat to our forests and contributes to the spread of infectious diseases. Japanese barberry (Berberis thunbergii) is a dense ...

This barberry holds its deep color through the growing season until fall, when it brightens to crimson before dropping its leaves. This is a more consistent grower with better color than the ...

The disappearance of six junipers planted firmly in the ground outside St. Matthew Catholic Church on Scribner Avenue in September was bad enough. This week, two junipers and two rose bushes were ...

Ciscoe said. Some gardeners just grab shears and simply shear the top of the barberry bush, Ciscoe warns about that method as well: “If you do this, you end up with a ball. And it's going to ...

The common barberry bush was a problem because it is a secondary host for the fungus that causes stem-rust disease, the most devastating disease of wheat. Minnesota played the central role in the ...